Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for January 08, 2022

Not until you can reach the pedals and look over the dash at the same time!

My, my, that boy thinks big, doesn’t he?

I’m beginning to absolutely love this seagull. With his wings on the bed like Wallace…

Look how the seagull is holding on to the tailgate. LOL

looks like you’ll be washing the sheets at 2am after that filthy sea gull touched your sheets…

Nothing good happens at 2AM

The best time to whip donuts in a parking lot is at 2 AM. Lots of working room, and no competition for the snow.

Wallace, go ask to your mother.

I remember doing doughnuts in the parking lot as a young teen. It was how my then boyfriend taught me to drive. Because of him, I have never met a skid that I couldn’t recover from lol!

Ring – Ring “Mr. McClellan, this is officer Whitney. I have your son and your pickup, here at the middle school parking lot. He claims he was teaching the seagull how to drive.”

Why not. You have an extra son, … just in case.

At 2am there’s a better chance of Wallace actually getting the keys. Keep trying!

When I was in high school, back in Michigan, I my job was to open the store at McDonalds. I was always the first one in the parking lot and had a great time doing whips in my 65 Valiant.

If dad won’t go ask Mom!

Taking the fishing boat out in a nor’easter blizzard will teach you what whipping donuts is.

wallace skrrts out of the parking lot in his hot whip with 4 ops on him

We used to do that. We only did it because it was fun, but it turned out to good training for the first time I went into a bad skid, on an icy bridge with the harbor on one side and a pond on the other

Okay, first of all, there’s a few unfortunate legality issues with your plan here, Wallace…

Might as well go do it, you definitely are awake now. Could be fun; definitely a memory to talk about later. Don’t give him the keys though……

Is the seagull part of the family at this point?

We once asked our father permission to do something while he was sleeping. He agreed, being barely awake enough to answer, yet alone comprehend our question. Surprisingly, he acquiesced. When he questioned us later, we both said: “You told us it was OK…”

My friend and I used to whip donuts in the snow at the entrance to our college

The seagull on the back of the truck and in the first panel is just so hilarious

Wallace is getting a little too pushy here.

In Britain at least, they used to say “whip” for snatch or steal—but you don’t want to rob the donut shop because it’s a suspected police hangout.

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